Today's Headlines: Apple boss hits back at FBI conduct, IMF warns global economy "vulnerable", Sharp accepts Foxconn takeover bid

New Europe migrant limits face scrutiny

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Top News Stories New Europe migrant limits face scrutiny EU ministers prepare to meet in Brussels to discuss divisive new proposals to limit the influx of migrants. Apple boss hits back at FBI conduct Apple boss Tim Cook hits back at the FBI over the handling of a court order to help unlock the iPhone of San Bernardino killer Syed Rizwan Farook. Sydney Mardi Gras activists get apology A formal apology is issued to activists who were beaten and arrested during Sydney's inaugural gay and lesbian Mardi Gras in 1978. IMF warns global economy "vulnerable" The IMF says the global economy has weakened further and warns it is "highly vulnerable to adverse shocks".   Sharp accepts Foxconn takeover bid Struggling Japanese electronics giant Sharp says it has accepted a multi-billion dollar takeover bid from Taiwan's Foxconn. Sport Dynamo Kiev 1-3 Manchester City Manchester City take command of their Champions League last-16 tie against Dynamo Kiev with a first-leg win in Ukraine. Changes have little effect - Hamilton World champion Lewis Hamilton says proposed changes to Formula 1's qualifying format will not have much effect. Changes have little effect - Hamilton World champion Lewis Hamilton says proposed changes to Formula 1's qualifying format will not have much effect. Top Videos VIDEO: Migrants stuck at Greek border crossing VIDEO: Boston robot fights against pushing VIDEO: Obama sings at Ray Charles event VIDEO: Smartphone fingerprint sensors fooled

Magazine Dolly's story Attacked with acid at 12, now dreaming of becoming a doctor Business IMF warns global economy "vulnerable" The IMF says the global economy has weakened further and warns it is "highly vulnerable to adverse shocks". Crown's profits slide on China crackdown Crown Resorts, Australia's biggest casino company with operations in China, sees its profits tumble as Beijing continues its crackdown on corruption.   Technology Apple boss hits back at FBI conduct Apple boss Tim Cook hits back at the FBI over the handling of a court order to help unlock the iPhone of San Bernardino killer Syed Rizwan Farook. How to hack the average home Smart devices sitting on home networks are increasingly being targeted by cyber-thieves but how easy is it to crack one open? From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening: The Two Foscari Verdi's opera is performed at the Teatro alla Scala from February 25th to March 25th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

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